Firms move to link technology, regulatory leadership in Nigeria’s pharmacy ecosystem

Nigeria’s pharmacy ecosystem has become increasingly digital. This move has strengthened the calls for collaboration among private and public sectors to drive a more structured approach to electronic pharmacy practice. In line with this latest push for growth, Sproxil, a technology company that helps organisations turn data into actionable intelligence, has signed a Memorandum of Collaboration with the Pharmacy Council of Nigeria on Agentic AI for Pharmacists and E-Pharmacies. The partnership brings together technology and regulatory leadership that is focused on agentic AI systems for pharmacists and e-pharmacies in Nigeria. The agreement was signed recently in Kigali, Rwanda, during the Investing in Innovation Africa (i3) Access to Markets event, held alongside the Africa HealthTech Summit. Read also: Edo in talks with Chinese investors to revive pharmaceutical company Ashifi Gogo, chief executive officer/ Founder of Sproxil, said that the partnership will bring Sproxil’s experience in real-world data, digital systems and practical AI into the evolving pharmacy ecosystem. According to him, the collaboration reflects the company’s broader direction of applying AI to real-world, high-impact environments where trust, reliable data and actionable intelligence matter. Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

In line with this latest push for growth, Sproxil, a technology company that helps organisations turn data into actionable intelligence, has signed a Memorandum of Collaboration with the Pharmacy Council of Nigeria on Agentic AI for Pharmacists and E-Pharmacies. The partnership brings together technology and regulatory leadership that is focused on agentic AI systems for pharmacists and e-pharmacies in Nigeria. The agreement was signed recently in Kigali, Rwanda, during the Investing in Innovation Africa (i3) Access to Markets event, held alongside the Africa HealthTech Summit. Read also: Edo in talks with Chinese investors to revive pharmaceutical company Ashifi Gogo, chief executive officer/ Founder of Sproxil, said that the partnership will bring Sproxil’s experience in real-world data, digital systems and practical AI into the evolving pharmacy ecosystem. According to him, the collaboration reflects the company’s broader direction of applying AI to real-world, high-impact environments where trust, reliable data and actionable intelligence matter. Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

The partnership brings together technology and regulatory leadership that is focused on agentic AI systems for pharmacists and e-pharmacies in Nigeria. The agreement was signed recently in Kigali, Rwanda, during the Investing in Innovation Africa (i3) Access to Markets event, held alongside the Africa HealthTech Summit. Read also: Edo in talks with Chinese investors to revive pharmaceutical company Ashifi Gogo, chief executive officer/ Founder of Sproxil, said that the partnership will bring Sproxil’s experience in real-world data, digital systems and practical AI into the evolving pharmacy ecosystem. According to him, the collaboration reflects the company’s broader direction of applying AI to real-world, high-impact environments where trust, reliable data and actionable intelligence matter. Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

The agreement was signed recently in Kigali, Rwanda, during the Investing in Innovation Africa (i3) Access to Markets event, held alongside the Africa HealthTech Summit. Read also: Edo in talks with Chinese investors to revive pharmaceutical company Ashifi Gogo, chief executive officer/ Founder of Sproxil, said that the partnership will bring Sproxil’s experience in real-world data, digital systems and practical AI into the evolving pharmacy ecosystem. According to him, the collaboration reflects the company’s broader direction of applying AI to real-world, high-impact environments where trust, reliable data and actionable intelligence matter. Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

Read also: Edo in talks with Chinese investors to revive pharmaceutical company Ashifi Gogo, chief executive officer/ Founder of Sproxil, said that the partnership will bring Sproxil’s experience in real-world data, digital systems and practical AI into the evolving pharmacy ecosystem. According to him, the collaboration reflects the company’s broader direction of applying AI to real-world, high-impact environments where trust, reliable data and actionable intelligence matter. Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

Ashifi Gogo, chief executive officer/ Founder of Sproxil, said that the partnership will bring Sproxil’s experience in real-world data, digital systems and practical AI into the evolving pharmacy ecosystem. According to him, the collaboration reflects the company’s broader direction of applying AI to real-world, high-impact environments where trust, reliable data and actionable intelligence matter. Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

According to him, the collaboration reflects the company’s broader direction of applying AI to real-world, high-impact environments where trust, reliable data and actionable intelligence matter. Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

Amina Omar Shekarau, Director, Inspection, Monitoring and Quality Assurance, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), said that as more healthcare interactions move into digital channels, pharmacists and e-pharmacies need technology that can support new ways of working while operating within established professional and regulatory standards. Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

Shekarau noted that the Electronic Pharmacy Regulations 2026 provide a national framework for digital pharmacy operations, including registration and licensing, prescription management, medicines quality assurance, data privacy and consumer protection. Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

Through the collaboration, Sproxil and PCN will focus on the responsible application of agentic AI for pharmacists and e-pharmacies. PCN retains its statutory regulatory authority, The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

The organisations noted that the Kigali signing marks the beginning of the collaboration between them and plans to share more jointly approved initiatives under the partnership progress. Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share

Related News Akor Adams urges Super Eagles to respond against Russia 2027: Oyo APC in strategic unity drive, as state executive members visit ex-deputy governor, Arapaja Policy flip-flop eroding investor confidence in Nigerian agriculture Share